Hi there. Chrysler recommends a MOPAR® API Certified SAE 5W-20 engine oil meeting the requirements of Chrysler Group LLC Material Standard MS-6395. However, to my knowledge, there is no stipulation that the oil must be full synthetic. If there is not a current oil that meets the above standards that is a synthetic blend, it might be possible the full synthetic is the only available solution. If you are going to change from a full synthetic, only use a synthetic blend; not a full conventional oil.

Get an instant quote for your car

What others are asking

Q: Starting issues

It is likely that either your battery or alternator were installed incorrectly. Pick up a Haynes manual for your car and follow each procedure, making sure to not skip any steps. Also, make sure the wire running from the battery...

Q: I accidentally tapped the battery with a wrench and it sparked. now car won’t start, it doesn’t click, and radio won’t start.

Fuses and fusible links may have opened due to the short circuit. Inasmuch as the vehicle does not start, the simplest thing to do is diagnose the starting circuit first as, in the course of that, other fundamental failures (for...

Q: Radiator empty but there is no leak from the radiator.

Hi there. Check the coolant hoses and heater hoses for any leaks. If there are no leaks, then check the core plugs (freeze plugs) on the engine for any leaks or signs of leaks. If there is no visible leak,...

Related articles

While the largest part of your engine is mechanical, hydraulics plays a significant role. You’ll find fluids at work in a number of different areas. Your car's fluids include: Engine oil Transmission...